Kilo Lingo

/uˈniɾ/

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Translation

to join, to unite, to link, to connect

Word origin

From Latin unire ('to unite'), from unus ('one').

Origin
Latin
Root
unire
English cognates
unite, union, unity

Grammar

Verb type-ir regular

Examples

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We are going to put the two tables together for the party.

.

Their love of music joined them together forever.

recta.

Join the dots with a straight line.

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This bridge links the two banks of the river.

muchos .

A friendship of many years unites us.

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This word is part of lesson 12.